Man's Search for Meaning

As a new prisoner in camp, what decision did Frankl believe "marked the culminating point of the first phase of [his] psychological reaction"?

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When Frankl lets go of the "scientific manuscript" that he took to Auschwitz with him and wanted to preserve, he "struck out my whole former life." For him, this was the culmination of the first phase of reaction to life in camp.